Core Viewpoint - The steel industry aims to enhance self-discipline, prevent internal competition, optimize structure, improve efficiency, mitigate risks, and address shortcomings to ensure economic growth and high-quality development in response to external uncertainties [1] Group 1: Industry Development Strategies - The industry will focus on comprehensive internal adjustments to improve quality and efficiency, emphasizing the need for production control in response to declining domestic demand and shrinking international trade [1] - Continuous investment in technological innovation will be prioritized to support high-end, intelligent, and green development, including collaborative research and the establishment of digital transformation benchmarks [2] - Active participation in carbon markets and acceleration of green transformation will be pursued, with recommendations for policy support for high-efficiency, low-carbon enterprises [2] Group 2: Export and Market Strategies - The industry will promote high-end exports while stabilizing surrounding markets and enforcing strict regulations, advocating for policy support for high-end steel product exports and limiting primary steel product exports [3] - Development of steel structures and materials for emerging industries will be encouraged through exhibitions and research, focusing on specialized steel production [3] - An international exchange platform will be established to advance the globalization of the steel industry, facilitating dialogue and cooperation with foreign associations and enterprises [3]